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Jim Hinckley is an automotive journalist, author, speaker, and the Development Consultant at Jim Hinckley’s America brand. He is the former Associate Editor for Cars & Parts and has published feature articles for Hemmings Classic and Special Interest Auto, Classic Auto Restorer, Old Cars Weekly, as well as nineteen automotive books. His published automotive works are focused on the American auto industry between 1885 and 1945 and he has made presentations on numerous topics in the early automotive road, highways, and the evolution of Route 66 in the USA. Jim’s work has been the subject of interviews on a variety of programs including Jay Leno’s Garage and Travel with Rick Steves.

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INSPIRATIONAL QUOTE

Working this hard is a sure death, but it’s a slower death than starvation and it’s a lot more fun.

CAREER & LIFE CHALLENGES

Jim shares a challenge he had after writing his first book.

FIRST SPECIAL VEHICLE

1946 GMC

BEST AUTOMOTIVE ADVICE

Avoid pre-war Fords built in the 1930s

RECOMMENDED RESOURCE

AACA on Facebook

Abandoned and Neglected Vehicles Page on Facebook

RECOMMENDED BOOK

Encyclopedia of American Cars 1805-1945, published by Old Cars Weekly

PARTING WORDS OF ADVICE

Find something you enjoy and do it.

WHERE TO FIND JIM

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